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    "sender": {
        "address": "ve3land (a) tjmail.ca",
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    "sender_name": "Don",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Satpc32 calibration Help",
    "date": "2017-03-12T23:19:09Z",
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    "content": "Yaesu GS232B and G5500  did calibration in manual, all is OK.  180 and 450\n\n  Using  Satpc32 with Yaesu Gs-232 rotor interface selected. Settings \n2-60-N-0 selected as options...... Stored.   Quit and restarted \nprogram.  Go to Rotor  control and manually  set elevation to 90 degrees \nand azimuth to 90 degrees.  Execute  settings. Results are about 12 \ndegrees low.  Used the correction buttons to bring up the rotor \ndirections to 90 degrees and saved the corrected values. Quit and \nrestarted program.   Back to rotor control, and send rotor  to Park \nposition  (both set to 0 degrees park position) Both the elevation and \nazimuth go to about 12 degrees - not zero. Try to correct values by  \nzeroing, save and quit. restart and send back to 90 degrees again result \nin low readings.\n  What am I missing?  Thanks Don.\n",
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